Occam-2

Author: John Galletly
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0273030671

Occam-2

This book presents a structured introduction to Occam 2, the parallel programming language specifically designed for the novel architecture microprocessor, the Transputer, designed and developed by Inmos Ltd. Get Occam-2 computer books for free.
The advent of the Transputer has allowed a much greater awareness and access to parallel computing. The aim of the book is to give a concise description of this new language. The text assumes that the reader has some knowledge of a programming language, for example, Pascal. The level is suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking a course in parallel programming, although anyone with a knowledge of programming should have no difficulty in following the text. Each Occam concept is illustrated with an Occam program fragment Check Occam-2 our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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The advent of the Transputer has allowed a much greater awareness and access to parallel computing. The aim of the book is to give a concise description of this new language. The text assumes that the reader has some knowledge of a programming language, for example, Pascal. The level is suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking a course in parallel programming, although anyone with a knowledge of programming should have no difficulty in following the text he advent of the Transputer has allowed a much greater awareness and access to parallel computing. The aim of the book is to give a concise description of this new language. The text assumes that the reader has some knowledge of a programming language, for example, Pascal. The level is suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking a course in parallel programming, although anyone with a knowledge of programming should have no difficulty in following the text. Each Occam concept is illustrated with an Occam program fragment

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